The Printed Fabric Bee Giveaway: Marks with Found Objects

It's time, once again, for another Printed Fabric Bee Giveaway! This month the Queen Bee was Leslie Tucker Jenison. Leslie's fabric theme was, "making marks with found objects". She also requested that the fabric be primarily neutrals with a "pop" of color.

In addition to making fabric for Leslie, each member of the Bee made a 6" square of fabric which you have a chance to win! Just leave a comment on this post or visit The Printed Fabric Bee Facebook page and leave a comment under the photo of the collection by June 14 and you will be eligible to win the entire collection. Imagine what you could make with 11 squares of fabulous fabrics! Leslie will be choosing a winner on June 15. Good luck!

Be sure to also stop by all the Bee members' blogs to read about how they made their contribution to this collection.

Carol R. Eaton
Jackie Lams
Lynda Heines
Gerrie Congdon
Susan Purney Mark
Deborah Boschert
Jane Davila
Lisa Chin
Lynn Krawczyk
Leslie Jenison
Judy Gula 
Julie B. Booth

Congratulations!

First of all a big CONGRATULATIONS to Upstate Lisa on her win this month for The Printed Fabric Bee Giveaway!  We very excited to be able to share these Old World Map fabrics with her! Woot Woot!

There are a number of Hive members who also need a big congratulations today!  

In the latest issue of Quilting Arts Magazine The Printed Fabric Bee Hive Member, Jane Davila, has a wonderful article about Seed Stitching.  There are a lot of great ideas in the article and some quotes and eye candy from fellow hive members Gerrie Congdon and Deborah Boschert too!

Hive member, Leslie Jenison and her cohort in quilt crimes, Jamie Fingal, have an article highlighting their wonderful curated exhibits "What's for Dinner?"

And last but certainly not least is The Last Word column by former Hive member, Lesley Riley.

Congratulations everyone on being published once again!  

Thanks to each and everyone of you for sharing your talents!

Urban Surfaces Giveaway

September's queen, Leslie Jenison, chose the theme Urban Surfaces.

Leslie loves the layered textures of old walls, peeling paint, graffiti, etc., on building walls. There is something about that sort of layering that holds such a fascination for her and this month's hand made fabrics do not  disappoint!

If you love urban surfaces and would like to win the 6"x6" collection of hand painted fabrics please leave a comment below before October 15th!  Then hop on over to everyone's blog to see how each piece was made:

Deborah Boschert

Carol R. Eaton

Susan Purney Mark

Gerrie Congdon

Lynda Heines

Julie Booth

Jackie Lams

Lynn Krawczyk

Lisa Chin